S en d F or This S e e d Annual-Free SYMPATHETIC FRIEND S P R A Y ’S OF PEOPLE DR. HILL DELIVERS M M M M . Nc B ? w e » l w t h w tw o o iie k lw ^ w w OmMy ROUSING EULOGY OF TAFT. • q u i p p e d la b o ra to ry u n d r t In « tkfmAtum ci • * o ««ti4l m J « p ** nad M Ni r i m *1 f t M work. M U U n « i L J b a m tk . you buy mi cnqaSwil K j * i h . c w h i j t C » . v . i . Friend of Taft and Roosevelt Por­ trays President as Jurist, Diplo­ mat, Big Hearted, Full of Human Sym pathy. C O L L IVI IN S h e riff o f L a n e C o u n ty l>eclaring th at if the giving of his life would inure to the renomination and reelection of President T aft he 24 -V f Kok. O*. would gladly make the sacrifice, be­ r mtm wbo knew. lieving th at in no other way could he on o«l IrrtiLnng W f i f r t IÜ S S M aik ih a c o o i b etter serve God and man. Dr. John Wealey Hill, personal and intim ate Th« C h u . R Lilly Co.. Seattle. Wash. friend of both Ri*>sevelt and T aft, made a whirlwind campaign of Lane County Saturday, speaking a t Cottage Grove, Creswell and Eugene. IF Y O U W A N T T O B U Y In his a ld rta s in this city he pictured T aft from hia own acquaintance as a Sell or exchange anything big. brainy, intellectual giant, judicial, this store is the best place diplomatic, a man with rich, red blood TW Bellingham Second Hand Store in his veins, kindly, full of tender human sym pathy, a peace m aker but terrible in righteous w rath, the most aggressive progressive th a t has occu­ “ The Shop” w here good p rinting is pied the presidential chair since the done—The Sentinel. day of the im m ortal, m artyred Lin­ coln ; a man with a back bone of chilled ste e l; the man whose defeat would be an international calam ity. The speaker mentioned a dozen or ■ S L U M » AT (T W *A»U*« OCS •ILlfllAtTIC HOSIERY more of the more prom inent progres­ sive measures em anating from the fe r­ K aM W I t TOST m T ------------------t V i . . A mm r ^ a M A tile brain of the President, and then Just as important as attractive lines and design, are easy riding WOODARD. CLARKE a CO. showed him patiently, uncomplainingly fobtla » . o u e o i bearing his burdens while villified and and comfortable seats and cushions. denounced by carping critics, one of Y ou’ll find both style and comfort in all buggies, surreys and these his form er bosom friend, to driving wagons made by Studebaker. whose own adm inistration he was a Moreover, the fact that all Studebaker vehicles are very easy bulwark of stren g th and power. Dr. Hill is president of the In tern a­ riding insures comfort for your horse, too. tional Peace Forum. In th at capacity There's nothing better than the Studebaker. he recently visited the O rient. Speak- ng of his sojourn in the Philippines, Come in and look over the line on our floor. he said: ” 1 have ju st returned from the o rie n t,” said Dr. Hill. "W hile help him to put the roads in shape for | there I kept hearing about the 'Big the sum m er travel. Now is the time B rother’ and 1 wondered who it was. the rocks should be raked out. The C A N T W A IT ! L ater I learned th at it was William biggest mud holes should be filled. I ’ve got to g e t these clothes Howard T aft, who as governor of the Also there should be drains made to pressed for the party tonight Philippines had endeared him self to turn the w ater out of the road. It and if I don’t g e t them up to the people of the islands. He took would not take long to do these things. IN WATERHOUSE RECITAL ON McCaleb & Powell’s right away education and m issionaries to them ; D on't w ait until crops are in and regu­ they may not have tim e to get EVENING OF APRIL 22d. them done. he tau g h t them th eir gam es and he lar road w orking season begins. Now tau g h t them to play fair. is the tim e a little work does lots of Eight Hands Will Perform on Pi­ M cCALEB & PO W ELL “ T aft is a man of deep sym pathy. good. TAILORING I know of an instance, not published anos Simultaneously.—Several W. A. Hemenway has W hite Pekin Cleaning :: Pressing •: Repairing abroad, for T a ft does not believe in duck eggs for sale. Vocal Numbers. self-gloritication—an instance of when Eugene Miller has one 6-year-old cow j he went one storm y night down onto and one 2-year-old heifer. Will be! The W aterhouse piano recital to be the bowery in New York to address a fresh in a few days. Also yearling j given in the C hristian Church at 8 PR O FE SSIO N A L CARDS m eeting of 1,000 men. His brother o’clock next Monday evening promises colt for sale. and his physician objected th a t he was HOTEL OREGON. THURSDAY, 9 to 3 A rthur Bales has team and wagon ' to eclipse anything of the aort ever tired out and nearing a break-down. given in C ollage Grove. A feature for sale. If there are 1000 homeless men in New DR. JAS. B. TAYLOR Buff Orpington eggs, Plymouth Rock | will be two eig h t hand num bers. E y e , E ar a n d T h r o a t D ise a se s York who w ant to hear their president, eggs, $1.00 per settin g . Phone 125 to Mr. W aterhouse's pupils have been am g oing,’ was the final derision of A S p ec ialty-G I« M P « Prescribed training for the event for some time, Mrs. J. F. Spray. Mr. T a ft.” There happened to be a and it promises to be a real treat for COTTAGE GROVE :: OREGON man in the audience who had also been : Remember the goat. He will kill ' music lovers. present at the occurrence referred to. the brush and make the grass grow Admission will be free, but a silver while you sleep. / . N. WATERHOUSE “ The president has been made the More cows, more goats, more hens, i offering will be taken, the proceeds to victim of lies and malicious charges, Teacher ot Piano and Organ c hoir fund. but who has seen him drink in public j pays your bills in cash and makes long I K° Following ia the program to be ren­ C ertificated from the Associated Board, or private? Who has seen him boast­ friends. dered : Royal Academy and Royal College of ful? Who has found him unfaithful to! A. C. H art bus a gentle pony and Muaic. Residence Second S tre e t 1. Piano D u c t........... March, Op 31» cart for sale. a frien d ,” exclaimed the speaker. No. 1...................................Hollaender The speaker was introduced by J. I. : Tolouse geese eggs, 7 for 50 cents. Office P hon e M ain 5 R esid en ce, M ein 1 H L Ada M atthew s, May A rm strong Jones. On the platform with him were Waldo Miller. Phone Farm er 26X, P. 2. Piano solo..........Rustic Festival F. L. INGRAM D. M. D. Senator L. E. Bean and E lb ert Lede. | O. box 176, C ottage Grove. ..............................................Krogmann Dentist Dr. Hill is a polished and effective I W arren M cFarland has a good second Irm a Randall speaker and has a way of g ettin g to hand hack for sale. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. 3. Vocal so lo .. ..S p rin g tid e .. .G reene the hearts of hia hearers th a t holds Mrs. J . N. W aterhouse Lawson Bldg. Cottage Grove, Ore C urtis Veatch has 3 good milk cows, them and im presses them with the sin­ also Jersey and Holstein bull calf, for 4. Piano so lo .. Evening Glow Benson cerity of his statem ents. C arrie Woods sale. J. E. YOUNG The speaker was greeted with the A. B. A tkins has choice Black Mi­ 6. Piano d u e t... “ Los Chasseurs a band a t the depot and the th e a te r was norca eggs for sale. Cheval..........................................Sm ith A tto rn e y at Lave filled to the doors, although the m eet­ M yrtle Venske, Jessie McCord Bales Bros, have Black Orpington Office on M ain S tre e t, W est Sid e ing was held on busy Saturday a fte r­ eggs for sale. 6. Piano solo..................Among the COTTAGE GRO VE :: :: :: O REGO N noon. Flowers..........................................O rth I furnish chicken coops free. Maude Doyle I pay cash for chickens, eggs, h’des, 7. 2 Pianos 8 h a n d s.. L a G ra c e.. Bohm 800 ACRES NOT VERY HARD TO GET grain. J. C, JOHNSON Page field fence is a spring steel, Jennie Sm ith, N eita Hazleton, M yrtle A ttorney-a t-L a w Man and Wife May Secure Holdings Kem, Alice Counta best by every test. Phone 162. Practice in all Courts of State. Corpor­ 8. Piano solo__ My Old K entucky Without Cost, Says Agent. ation, mining and Probate law a specialty Lime and cem ent a t S pray’s. Home.................................Drum heller Collection and Insurance. Spray sells all kinds of feed and Isabel Bolden In recent advertising literatu re, the COTTAGR GRO VE, O R EG O N farm im plem ents, wagons and buggies. 9. Piano d u e t......... Purple Pansies G reat N orthern Railway calls a tte n ­ John Deere and Oliver plows at P ra ctice* in a ll C ourt* 25 Y e a r* E x p e rie n c e tion to the fact th a t a man and his W alt*........................................ . Fearis Spray's. E sth er and Ruth Jorgenson wife may obtain an agg reg ate of 800 H. J. SHINN Hood River N iagara Sprays, the best 10. Piano solo......... Queen of N ight acres of homestead lands in Oregon .......................................... Englenmaun w ithout cost. This can be done in the by every te st at S pray’s. ATTORNEY AT LAW following m an n er. B ertha Stevens N O T A R Y P U B L IC Buy your feed and flour of Spray. 11. Vocal d u e t...,I Heard a Voice A man is entitled to 320 acres under Phone 162. P h o n e Nn. 4 CO TTAGE G RO V E, O RE. ..................................................... Glover the homestead act and 160 acres under Shingles and posts. Phone 162. Mrs. J. N. W aterhouse and A. the desert land act or the tim ber and N o 6* H o u r .' ' I deliver free to all p arts of town. I 7 to 8.30 p m stone act, a total of 480 acres. His C. K inter Spray, phone 162. 12. Piano s o lo ... Dause R u s tic .. Mason wife can tak e up 320 acres of desert DR. W. M. CARROLL Read w hat your neighbors have to Fay Dem orest land or 160 acres of desert land and 160 CHIROPRACTOR sell, tell us w hat you w ant to buy, as 13. Piano solo......... Grand Polka de acres of tim ber and stone land, giving C hronic Diaeaaes a Sp ecialty we would like to g et a big dollar C o n c e rt...................................B a rtle tt the couple a to tal of 800 acres. R oom s 1 2 1 3 C ottage G rove started. The big hole in the wall W oodw ard B ld g. O regon Ada M atthews Fred W. Graham , w estern industrial m ight catch it. 14. 2 Pianos 8 hands ..W a r March and im m igration agent for the G reat Try a load of th a t oak grub wood. Office T elep h on e of the P rie sts ................ Mendelssohn N orthern, who was in Portland last R oom 14, W oodw ard Bldg. Lots of heat to the square inch. Jennie Sm ith, N eita H azleton. M yrtle week, said th a t many colonists now Spray. Phone 162. Kem, Alice Counta. DR. H . H. OWEN coming into the sta te are preparing to I have a few more of those five and take advantage of this liberal feature Veterinarian Dorena. ten-acre tra c ts for sale. Free w ater G rad u ate K a n * * * C ity C O T T A G E G R O V E . of the G overnm ent’s regulations. Mrs. Wm. S hearer has returned from for irrigation. City w ater a t city V ete rin ary C ollege O R EG O N prices for house use. If you can buy Pennaylvania. a piece of th is land it will be worth R. M cCargar and son Harold left 1 Office 47 ) L aw so n Block P hon e* j R e, IOJ.R Office f M ain 8| double w hat you pay for it in a few Friday with th eir team s for N orthern Office H our*: 1 to 6 p. m. years. Can you make money faster? C on su ltation by ap p oin tm en t o n ly. California. y sittin g down and now on hia wav to Portland, from heara annually large quautitica of the TABLISHED LAST MAY. yelling for road work, but got out and which city he will head for the East. elder berry, which many of the good housewivea of the city go and pick for Suit to Annul Election Voting Out use in the pastry departm ent. The berries make excellent plea. side Territory Into City Limits OUTSIDE TERRITORY REMAINS IN Is Dismissed by Judge Harris In Circuit Court. TALES OF THE TOWN The City of C ottage Grove retain* the territory voted into the city lim its MANY MATTERS OF MORE THAN PASSING MOMENT. by the election of May 1. 1911, accord ing to the decision of Judge Hnrria of the Circuit Court, who Saturday dis­ A sole in tim e will save the shoe. missed the case of l.andctia e t si. v*. And a good sole makes a good ahiM’. City of C ottage Grove. Goff. The plaintiff* *ct forth s* a cause of Darwin Bristow returned Friday to action th at tho*e living in the outside hia home in Eugene, a fte r a several territory could not be voted In without days’ business visit in the city. th eir consent, whereas at the election F irst class soft collar dress shirts those living in outside and inside te rri­ now for sale for 5()c at Powell A Coop tory used the same ballot boxes and er's. Watch the West window. there was no way of telling w hether or Mr*. F. D. W heeler returned Thurs- not they voted to come in. It was further slated th at the election would , ilsy from a two m onths’ visit in E a st­ not be valid under the initiative be­ ern Oregon and Idaho. cause (he election under such circum ­ G etting the fever, hey? Call at the stances amounted to an am endm ent of Nesmith Auto l'4J. and g et a free rule the charter of the city, on which those fur it. in!4. living in the outside territo ry could W. P. Vanachoiack was down from not vote. Dorena Saturday on huainraa. The case hinged on w hether or not Harnesses repaired right at l^ g a l'a there was a cause of action. Shop. a 4. The plaintiffs in the case were W ill­ W. Shearer was down from Dorena iam Landes*. N. I’. Huff and II. F. Saturday on husineaa. Alden, who own property in the te rri­ Hickey aaya the only solution of the tory taken Into the city a t the elec­ hitching |>oal prupoaition ia to buy an tion. m l 4. Thom|>aon & Hardy and J. S. Medley aulumobile. It. L. Jacobs of the Eugene Guard were attorneys for the plaintiffs and J. E. Young and J. C. Johnson for the was in the city yesterday on husineaa. A lbert Anderson was in Eugene S a t­ defendants. urday. An appeal ia expected. 0RR1N BENNETT Republican Candiziate County Commissioner H IS for PLATFORM: For business methods in the administration of county affairs. For a contract system of building all maca­ dam and other expensive roads, getting all possible for the money expended. For building permanent crushed rock or gravel roads through the mountain districts of the county. For road districts electing their own sujier- visors and employing local labor to do road work wherever {»ossihle. And strenuously safeguarding all public roads against the encroachment of any pri­ vate or corporate parties. ELDER TREE IS GIGANTIC ONE Has Circumference of 7 Feet, Inches; Is 40 Feet High. 4 A curiosity in elder tree» is to lie seen on the J . W. Gowdy pUce on Pa­ cific Boulevard. The elder is a tree which usually grows not much larger than a sapling, hut this patriarch has grown to the com fortable circum fer­ ence of 7 feet, 4 inches, and is probably 40 feet in height. Mr. Gowdy rem em bers when the tree was a little sapling about 30 years ago. It grew out from under the cor­ ner of a wood shed and had quite a Mrs. Leon Dcs Larzea of Oregon City, is spending a fo rtn ig h t with the L. Dea Larzea fam ily. The Patron Teachers Association will hold a m eeting next Friday, at which n large attendance ia requested. M at­ ters of moment to patrons will he up for consideration. Apprentice girl w a n te d ,- Mrs. Pet Sanford's Dressm aking Parlor. m7tf. Geo. Carlilc and Oscar Woodard left Monday for M yrlto (’reek, where they will work out a w ater right. Bring your old piano, old organ, old sewing machine or old phonograph to V eatch’s Music store. We will accept them in exchange on new ones. m 21sll Announcement to the Public: I respectfully announce myself as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Lane County, subject to the choice of the electors in the April Primaries. ROSCOE S. B R Y S O N